All Free English MCQs with Answers

4701. An editorial praised the generosity of a anonymous _who had donated over a million rupees and several priceless books to the college.

• A. donor
• B. benefactor
• C. promoter
• D. rich

Explanation: Correct Answer: B. benefactorExplanation: The sentence suggests that the editorial anonymously praised the generosity of a benefactor who had made a donation to the college.Why other options are not correct:- A. donor: "Donor" is not fitting in the context of describing the person praised for generosity.- C. promoter: "Promoter" is not fitting in the context of describing the person praised for generosity.- D. rich: "Rich" is not fitting in the context of describing the person praised for generosity.

4702. Although officials claimed that its hull was_the Titanic sank after hitting an iceberg.

• A. iron made
• B. impenetrable
• C. prominent
• D. oval

Explanation: Correct Answer: B. impenetrableExplanation: The sentence suggests that officials claimed the Titanic's hull was impenetrable, but it sank after hitting an iceberg.Why other options are not correct:- A. iron made: "Iron made" is not fitting in the context of describing the Titanic's hull.- C. prominent: "Prominent" is not fitting in the context of describing the Titanic's hull.- D. oval: "Oval" is not fitting in the context of describing the Titanic's hull.

4703. In this historical arena, a single wall still stood in mute _to nature's force.

• A. evidence
• B. tribute
• C. testimony
• D. memory
• E. Remainder

Explanation: Correct Answer: C. testimonyExplanation: The sentence suggests that a single wall stood in mute testimony to nature's force.Why other options are not correct:- A. evidence: "Evidence" is not fitting in the context of describing the wall's standing.- B. tribute: "Tribute" is not fitting in the context of describing the wall's standing.- D. memory: "Memory" is not fitting in the context of describing the wall's standing.- E. Remainder: "Remainder" is not fitting in the context of describing the wall's standing.

4704. Our _ objections finally got us thrown out of the examination hall.

• A. silent
• B. modest
• C. vary
• D. vocal
• E. suspicious

Explanation: Correct Answer: D. vocalExplanation: The sentence suggests that our objections, being vocal, got us thrown out of the examination hall.Why other options are not correct:- A. silent: "Silent" is the opposite of what is suggested in the sentence.- B. modest: "Modest" is not fitting in the context of describing objections.- C. vary: "Vary" is not fitting in the context of describing objections.- E. suspicious: "Suspicious" is not fitting in the context of describing objections.

4705. Over the wail of the sirens, you could still hear the hoarse _of his voice.

• A. harshness
• B. rhythm
• C. cries
• D. sound
• E. whisper

Explanation: Correct Answer: C. criesExplanation: The sentence suggests that over the wail of the sirens, you could still hear the hoarse cries of his voice.Why other options are not correct:- A. harshness: "Harshness" is not fitting in the context of describing the hoarse cries.- B. rhythm: "Rhythm" is not fitting in the context of describing the hoarse cries.- D. sound: "Sound" is not fitting in the context of describing the hoarse cries.- E. whisper: "Whisper" is the opposite of what is suggested in the sentence.

4706. The myths of any society serve to explain their values; by examining a people's favorite _

• A. legends
• B. pastimes
• C. occupations
• D. rituals
• E. stories

Explanation: Correct Answer: E. storiesExplanation: The sentence suggests that myths serve to explain a people's values by examining their favorite stories.Why other options are not correct:- A. legends: "Legends" is a synonym of "myths" and is fitting in the context.- B. pastimes: "Pastimes" is not fitting in the context of explaining values through myths.- C. occupations: "Occupations" is not fitting in the context of explaining values through myths.- D. rituals: "Rituals" is not fitting in the context of explaining values through myths.

4707. Wow! He just won a gold medal!

• A. Imperative sentence
• B. Interrogative sentence
• C. Exclamatory sentence
• D. Optative sentence

Explanation: Exclamatory sentences express strong emotions or excitement. They often use exclamation marks! This sentence clearly conveys excitement with "Wow!" and the exclamation mark, making it the most fitting option.

4708. Whatever you do, I will support you.

• A. Simple sentence
• B. Compound sentence
• C. Complex sentence
• D. Compound complex sentence

Explanation: A complex sentence contains one independent clause and at least one dependent clause. The sentence "Whatever you do, I will support you" has the independent clause "I will support you" and the dependent clause "Whatever you do."

4709. I passed the test, but I would have gotten a perfect score if I had studied for their vocabulary section.

• A. Simple sentence
• B. Compound sentence
• C. Complex sentence
• D. Compound complex sentence

Explanation: The sentence has two independent clauses ("I passed the test" and "I would have gotten a perfect score") and one dependent clause ("if I had studied for their vocabulary section"). Therefore, it is a compound-complex sentence.

4710. Please shut the door to keep out the bugs.

• A. Imperative sentence
• B. Interrogative sentence
• C. Exclamatory sentence
• D. Optative sentence

Explanation: An imperative sentence expresses a command, request, or instruction. In this case, "Please shut the door" directly tells someone to close the door.